Any battery recharger I have seen requires a plug in, well I guesse the experts that posted in the comment section of that article don't realize things we take for granted here at home like electricity and available plug ins are not readily available out on the FOB's. lol. Maybe they should enlist and check it out for themselves
ridenrain
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 5:53 pm
While it sucks that the cheapest solution is heavy and dosen't work in cold weather, it is still the cheapest solution. Just a question though.. if you can run a coffee maker through an inverter on a LAV, you could run a battery charger also. Rechargeables are more expensive than regular batteries and it requires the vehicle for the recharges but it might save some of the hassle.
As usual.. the solutions just add more weight and more cost.
bootlegga
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:44 am
Geez, and I hate carrying a half dozen AAs for my digital camera!
Sounds like it's time to get some research on cold weather battery technology going at our universities.
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